WWE TLC HISTORY

This is the WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders, & Chairs Section, looking at the history of the TLC Pay-Per-View. This includes all TLC Pay-Per-Views from 2009 to 2017. This only counts the actual TLC Pay-Per-Views and will not include TLC Matches that took place at other events. This page will list the Win-Loss Records for all participants at the particular Pay-Per-View, followed by each wrestlers’ record. Then, all of the results will be listed in order by year, followed by each type of title match and gimmick match.

Defeated Ted DiBiase in a Dark Match prior to the PPV to retain the WWE United States Championship (12/19/10)

Defeated WWE World Heavyweight Champion The Big Show to win the title (12/18/11)

With Kane as WWE Tag Team Champions Team Hell No & Ryback lost to The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, & Seth Rollins) in a 6-Man Tag Team TLC Match (12/16/12)

Lost to The Wyatt Family (Luke Harper, Erick Rowan, & Bray Wyatt) in a 3-on-1 Handicap Match (12/15/13)

Cameron (0-1-0)

Lost to Naomi in a WWE Diva’s Championship #1 Contender’s Santa’s Little Helpers Battle Royal in the Pre-Show prior to the PPV (12/16/12)

Sin Cara (0-2-0)

With Rey Mysterio lost to Team Rhodes Scholars (Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow) in a WWE Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Tag Team Tables Match (12/16/12)

With Kalisto as The Lucha Dragons lost to WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day (Big E & Kofi Kingston) along with The Usos (Jey & Jimmy Uso) in a Triple Threat Ladder Match (12/13/15)

Carmella (0-1-0)

Lost to Nikki Bella in a No Disqualification Match (12/4/16)

John Cena (2-3-0)

Lost the WWE Championship to Sheamus in a Tables Match (12/13/09)

Defeated Wade Barrett in a Chairs Match (12/19/10)

Lost to Dolph Ziggler in a Money In The Bank Contract Ladder Match (12/16/12)

Lost the WWE World Heavyweight Championship to WWE Champion Randy Orton in a TLC Match to unify the titles (12/15/13)

Defeated Seth Rollins in a Tables Match (12/14/14)

Cesaro/Antonio Cesaro (1-2-0)

(As Antonio Cesaro) Defeated R-Truth to retain the WWE United States Championship (12/16/12)

With Jack Swagger as The Real Americans lost to WWE Tag Team Champions Goldust & Cody Rhodes along with Curtis Axel & Ryback and The Big Show & Rey Mysterio in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match (12/15/13)

Lost to Edge along with Alberto Del Rio & WWE World Heavyweight Champion Kane in a Fatal 4-Way TLC Match (12/19/10)

With Sin Cara lost to Team Rhodes Scholars (Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow) in a WWE Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Tag Team Tables Match (12/16/12)

With The Big Show lost to WWE Tag Team Champions Goldust & Cody Rhodes along with Curtis Axel & Ryback and The Real Americans (Antonio Cesaro & Jack Swagger) in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match (12/15/13)

Naomi (1-1-0)

Won a WWE Diva’s Championship #1 Contender’s Santa’s Little Helpers Battle Royal in the Pre-Show prior to the PPV (12/16/12)

With WWE Tag Team Champions Team Hell No (Daniel Bryan & Kane) lost to The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, & Seth Rollins) in a 6-Man Tag Team TLC Match (12/16/12)

With Curtis Axel lost to WWE Tag Team Champions Goldust & Cody Rhodes along with The Big Show & Rey Mysterio and The Real Americans (Antonio Cesaro & Jack Swagger) in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match (12/15/13)

Defeated Kane in a Chairs Match (12/14/14)

Lost to Rusev (12/13/15)

Rusev (2-0-0)

Defeated Jack Swagger to retain the WWE United States Championship (12/14/14)

Defeated Ryback (12/13/15)

Zack Ryder (2-0-0)

Defeated WWE United States Champion Dolph Ziggler to win the title (12/18/11)

Defeated Dean Ambrose in a TLC Match to retain the WWE World Championship (12/4/16)

Lost to Finn Balor (10/22/17)

Jack Swagger (0-5-0)

Lost to WWE Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler along with Kofi Kingston in a Triple Threat Ladder Match (12/19/10)

Lost to Sheamus (12/18/11)

With Antonio Cesaro as The Real Americans lost to WWE Tag Team Champions Goldust & Cody Rhodes along with Curtis Axel & Ryback and The Big Show & Rey Mysterio in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match (12/15/13)

Lost to WWE United States Champion Rusev (12/14/14)

Lost to WWE United States Champion Alberto Del Rio in a Chairs Match (12/13/15)

There has been a Chairs Match, Ladder Match, & Tables Match at every TLC PPV from 2009 to 2012

There has been a TLC Match at all 7 TLC PPVs, including 2017

The TLC Match is the only match to take place as a Tag Team Match, a Fatal 4-Way, Triple Threat, a 6-Man Tag Team Match, a Singles Match, & a Handicap Match

There has been 2 Disqualification at a TLC PPV (10 & 14)

John Cena has competed in 3 Main Events at TLC with 2 consecutively (10, 12-13)

Dean Ambrose has competed in 3 Main Events at TLC with 2 consecutively (14, 16-17))

Dolph Ziggler competed in back-to-back opening matches (10 & 11)

The Sledgehammer Ladder Match at 11, 6-Man TLC Match at 12, & TLC Match at 14 & 17 were the only matches of those types to end by pinfall

The ECW Title has been defended only once in a Ladder Match (09)

The Diva’s/Women’s Title has only changed hands once (16) at a TLC PPV & has been defended at the last 6 PPVs (11-16)

The Intercontinental Title has been defended at 8 straight events, until 2017 where it was not defended, has only changed hands three times (2009, 2014, & 2015) & has been defended in a Ladder Match 3 times (10, 14, & 16)

The Tag Titles have been defended from 09-11, but not 12, & then again at 13-16, but not at 17, has changed hands twice (09, 16), once in a TLC Match (09) & was defended in a Ladder Match at 15

The US Title has been defended 3 years in a row (10-12), but not 13, & then again at 14 & 15 & has been defended in a Chairs Match at 15

2012, 2014, & 2017 were the only time that the WWE Title was not defended at a TLC, as in 2012 Champion CM Punk was injured, but that event did have a World Title Match & in 2014 & 2017, Champion Brock Lesnar wasn’t contracted to wrestle

There has never been a Re-Match at a TLC PPV

The Usos VS The Miz & Damien Sandow at 2014 was the 50th Match in TLC History

Rhyno & Bray Wyatt are the only wrestlers to compete against each other in back-to-back TLC PPVs (15, 16)